House Finch photos, South Burlington, Vt
Welcome to the SB Vermont Backyard Birding, Issue # 13, House Finch.
The House Finch male in our South Burlington, Vermont backyard has red on its head and upper breast and brown streaking on the lower breast and flanks. The female is all brown-streaked with white undertail coverts. Welcome to the series, SB Vermont Backyard Birding, Issue #13, Finches.
When is a house bird not in the house? When it is a House Finch. Enjoy photos of this lovely bird who is always blushing-especially now with valentine's day rapidly approaching. However don't mix the House Finch with the Purple Finch (I do often); they will both get red in the face.
Disclaimer: In fact I may well have mis identified some of these, some may well be Purple Finches.
Read more about telling the two apart @ http://feederwatch.org/learn/tricky-bird-ids/purple-finch-house-finch-and-cassins-finch/
Shells away
Gathering at the Tree Top Inn
PEEK - A Boo
Hey, that is my perch.
Never mind him, look at me.
Hummingbird wannabe.
The Lone Sentry
Up, up and away
Counting snowflakes.
No we are not Pine Siskins - I don't think.
Happy Birding
To view any of the other 14 bird postings in my SB Backyard birds series, click on the Table of Contents tab on the top of this blog, next, page down to All things Vermont, Birds... then click on the bird posting of your choice.
Click on Backyard Wildlife Habitat in Vermont, for information on feeding and attracting backyard birds in Vermont.
Click on Audubon Society for Vermont birding information.
Photos taken with Cannon PS S3 IS
Bernie publishes essays and photos reflecting Vermont values of Green and Clean and Community. He urges us all to pick up litter and maintain a litter free environment through caring, community, and contribution in order to protect our water, wildlife, and human health.
Bernie resides in SB, Vermont.
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